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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-12-06
HOME AND ABROAD.
THE SUPREME COURT SAYS PRO.
HIBITI0N Is LEGAL.
Epidemic of Black Diphtheria-CaI-
ifornia Matters-The Moquelum-
mes Grant-French Topics.
PROHIBITION SUSTAINED.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES To THE REcoRD-us1oNI
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-12-06
PACKING
ODELL & HERzOG

A RE PACKING PORK NOW, AND HAVE
ribs, TeudeIloiD, Pigs Feet, Pigs Heads, Hams
Bacon, Lard, Shoulders Smoked Beef, Cooked
Meats, and full supply Of Choice Sausages OF
all kinds. at 1920 and l022 K STREET. o5-lmip
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-12-06
NERIIFICATE or PARTNERsHIP-sTAr

CERTIFICATE OF STATE
" of California, County of Sacramento, IS. l.
the undersigned, do hereby certify that l am
transaeting business at the City of Sacramento,
County of Sacramento, State OF California.
under the firm name and style of BELL Il CO..
That the names in full of all the members of
such firm and partnership are Lewis Bell. and
the place of his residence is set opposite his
name subscribed hereto.
Witness my hand this 5th day of November
1857. LEWIS BELL,
Residence Sacramento City, California.
State of California, County of Sacramento. IS.
On this 5th day OF November. in the year 1857,
before me, W. A. Gett, Jr., a Notary Public in
and for said county, personally appeared
LEWIS BELL, known to me to be the person
whose name is subscribed to the within insrru-
ment, and acknowledged to me that he exc
cuted the same.
IsEAL1 w A GETT, JR. Notary Public.
indorSed Filed November 5, 1887.
W. B. HAMILTON, Clerk.
By Jos. ]. GUTH, Deputy Clerk. nS-5tTu
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-12-06
A FATAL SLEEP.

J. a. Brennan received fatal hurts on a
runaway caboose of the Denver and Rio
Grande road near Clear Creek, last night.
The conductor had the train cut in two.
The rear cars, with the caboose, in which
Brennan was sleeping, started down the
grade with great velocity. The caboose
jump the track and fell on a cliff of rocks
twenty-five yards below the track. making
splinters of it. Brennan was found con-
scious, but died this morning at the hospital
in this city.
ONE OF JOE SMITH s WIDOWS.
Eliza r. Snow died here to-day IN her
eightv-fourth year. She was one of the
central figures in the Mormon Church for
many years. She was one of Joe Smiths
plural wives in Nauvoo, denying it at the
time under a solemn oath, but she ad-
mitting it afterwards, and added "Smith"
to her name. The DeSeret Nelrs tonight
has over two columns of an.editorial notice
of her demise.
THE OGDEN FIRE.
The fire in Ogden on Saturday night is
now known to have inflicted a loss of $40
900, mostly on d. H. Perry & Sons stock of
goods, which, however, was more damaged
by smoke and water than by fire.
YOUNG GOULD.
George Gould and party arrived here
from San Francisco at II o'clock tonight,
and will stay day or two.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-12-06
Organization of the House.

WASHINGTON, December 5th.-The OPEN
ing of the fiftieth Congress to-day was wit
messed by an immense crowd, chiefly Ia
dies, who flooded the galleries of both
branches. On the floor the members con.
gregated and exchanged greetings and con-
gratulations.
On the call OF the roll 3l3 members an
sWered to their names, and the Clerk an
nounced that more than a quorum being
present the next business in order was the
election of Speaker.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-12-06
THE LONG AND SHORT OF IT.
CARLIsLE's SURPRISE.

Carlisles speech of thanks for the honor
paid him was something of a surprise to
his listeners. lie waded into the tariff at the
start, but told his audience that he did not
expect the passage of any extreme measure
of revenue reduction, nor did he desire it,
but believed it to be the duty of Congress
to pass moderate bill that would revise
the tariff and reduce the revenue without
disturbing the financial or industrial in
terests.
After sweating in the members, and after
the election of the subordinate officers
agreed upon by the Democratic caucus on
Saturday night, dissolution was agreed to
for the immediate selection of seats to be
occupied by Representatives during the
next two years.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-12-06
PACIFIC COAST.
THE LAST-SPIKE CELEBRATION
POSTPONED.
a Cowboy Slain-Coolie Importation
-Gift-Lot Humbugs-The
Shasta Boom-Etc.
INDIGNANT FREsNoITEs.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE EEcoRD-uNros.l
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-12-06

Of the four Independents, Anderson of
Iowa voted for Carlisle, and Nichols Of
North Carolina and Smith of Wisconsin
for Brumm. Hopkins Of Virginia did not
vote.
The Clerk thereupon declared Carlisle
duly elected and that gentleman was es-
corted to the Speakers desk by Cox and
Reed, amid loud applause.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-12-06

On the Speakers desk was modest
basket of flowers and some devoted Irish
supporter of Randall had placed on his
desk harp of green smilax, which evi-
dently tickled the Pennsylvania Protection
ist.
The members exchanged congratulations,
told stories, shook hands with old and new
acquaintance and generally enjoyed them
selves until the Clerks gavel admonished
them that the time for business had ar
rived. Prayer was offered by DIR. Milburn,
the roll-call of members occurred, and
nominations for Speaker were made.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-12-06

Hoar objected, for the time being. to ad-
ministering the oath of Office to Faulkner.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-12-06

The RECoRD-UNIoN'.
is the only paper on the
coast, outside of San Fran
cisco, thatreceives full Asso-
clated Press Dispatches from
all parts of the world.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-16

pAiN from Indigestion, dyspepsia. and too
hearty eating. Il relieved at once 10y taking
one Of Carters Little Liver Pills immediately
after dinner Don't forget this
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-16

GREAT suocrss Nashville Students at
Dime Museum.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-16

PuNCu AND JuDY and Marionettes at
Dino Museum.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-16
when Your Nerves Bo,her You.

luygouitc them. When your nights rcposo " IN.
sound OF unicipshng. your appetite aided OF ga.
pflcions When .ight noises cause you 10 start, and
annoy tnc,s 81 slight moment abnormally wotp
you know thrrC taings. VIZ: 1T, That your nerves
ar weak: -. that you need tonic ~, that IT.
nam, {. iIo.icttcrs stomach Ilitcrs the promptcst,
,aics mot popular article Of ~ class The ncr,c e.
are sua rptihlr 81 inyigOatinn only ly promuting
Hn Inspssc 0l kigur IN the prccss ui digestion anu
inViTomtiuu Nau'ltlf~ aad sunilNcs have thrir
upd 'hcy ar unsafe A wlusglass Of "" biucr'
Eiur, uiirlug. Gnd repetition ~ the sane during
the day hpinrc after meals. ! lar mon ilrly t1
confer hralih.yicdng sleep than repeated dn.rs Of
an upiatu. Dyspepsia. debility inactivity 81 the
Lldnpys and bladder. lever and npuc. aud other
inanria complaints, afu always dominated nnd
suislucd lN II.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-16
(hRucery Court.

Chancellor Estes rendered the following
opinions; Drury VS.. lafarEe, settling is
sues for jury; Lake VS.. Lake, leave 10 Gle
bill and ordered to pay taxes. Court then
adjourned TO November Il, when the fol-
lowing calendar will be taken up:
5l26, Anderson vs.. Towner; 530l, Kan
sas City railroad Va Richmond 5504,
Union railroad company VS.. Kansas City
railroad; 1901, Bronson vs.. Grigsby; 55l5,
Joyce W.. Anderson; 1923, Low w. Ander
son; 1927, Loaguo W.. Pryor; $500, Blythe
VS.. Mc'lighe; 5j36, Ragland W.. Gowling
j5i0, Schiebler vs.. Mcdonald
Friday motion and opinion day.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-16
RrONnIe SntIrI
Criminal Court.

Hannah Grey has been appointed adj
mmis,ratrix OF Hannah Adler, deceased.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-16

j. A. Stackhouse, of the Woodruff lum-
Der company, was taxed S3.S5, as costs OF
the attachment Tor his refusal 10 give his
name TO deputy who wanted TO summons
him On Il jury.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-16
THE COURTS.
Circuit Court.

The case Of Whitelaw vs., the Memphis
4 Charleston railroad company is nearing
its close. The only remaining business o.
the present term is 10 sign the minutes,
which will be done today, and court will
then adjourn to court in course, next Mon
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-16

Funny sketch, "'Possum Dinner" at
Dime Museum.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-16

Will, positively cure sick headache and
prevent its return. Cartcr's Little Liver
Pills. This is not talk, but truth. One pill
a dose See advertisement, Small pill
small dose. Small price.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-16

BROWNSVILLE, Tenn, Nov. u. Mr. n.
NJ. Austin, Of this place, did not fail TO buy
property in Decatur, Ala, on accoun, OF
defective itle, as the APPEAL : correspond
eut understood and reported. but because
of A misunderstanding about the size Of tho
lois. the dealer not being able TO deliver
as large n lot as Mr. Austin thought he had
purchased.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-16
SOMETHING NEW ABOUT COTTON SEED

'"p' dont of Monopolcs NJ Last
Nuriru
ton 1b nnhirc rno oil hgt from the seed w tfr % ME-,
oiion alu'1l
hgct.s 81
"a y.
,,,.rn l
andhc 81
sv q cotu
matter full particulars address
American Cotton Seed Company
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-14
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nrw.YoRK. Saturday, Nov. 12.-BEEVES-Reeepts
were a. cal, OF 794 head32 at 60h-s and 10 cars
at Jersey City. Total for the week 1851 head against
oao head last week. The arrivals included 80 for
,porers aud for city slaugheres direct Seven
carloads were cattle NO sales reported except
an head Ohio Steers at 81 5Oas5 Feeling steady
CALvEs-Receipts SO head Feeling little firm
with reported sales at 34a3 14c for Fed Calves and
few Grassers sold a. 1.2c No veals on the market
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recepn were carloads Of
r7e4 head2 carloads at Jersey city and carloads at
eo,h at Total week 81 1867 head against 1859
head last week. With continued light supply the
kc, was fairly steady with sales OF Common 10 Good Sheep
"a 5Oast 100 lbs and Ordinary Choice Lambs
AZ az ~ i-oasG 81 10 All sold
JIOGS-Reccips were 30 OF 1894 head-26 cars az
Jersey CITY and 10 at 4othst Total for the week
40 head against 1850 head last week None for sale
alive NORMALLY nrmer and'Far 70 Good Live Hogs are
Quotable at "a y0Isj 20 per 100 lbs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-14
THE SITE OF TRLDE,

BArrrnonK Nov. l2.-cotoa hrn. Mhi'nz l0s11oec.
Flour qust nsuar stree, and wssera sunernns 81 81
81 rs IN Ttri .ietetst Ia AMY 50 rs % 80 Cty
Mn. su,srnns s23f6ljr n ;ttr, s. 90 05 ~ n III,
brands - - 81 - P.iADscs "a ~ 81 In SIpsrau
Patent -Whsst--0utnorn steady Rs' 7SdNSc-
m Amber ~ asfC Western dull; Va Winter Red spot
January S3s. s3'c orn-southerr Guict and
nrrer; White 500 b2c: Yellow +fd5 SOC; Western Guet
Mixed spot 81 &c 81 ian year 30 80 Data
MiIef fennsvivama SO133o. .----R rive was
nrm 6srG2c.. ..-Hav was 1u'sL Primo 10 CnsIco
s1i 20 ISIS Provisions aueL Mes" PORK
pacssi 6i7dS.o Bacon-ShoulGers 7sdB.c Clear RlD
sns, $50 Hams l2dl2'.c....... f.ard-Renner at &C
2ts2ic Egg. onst 23c 80. Petroleum steady
nsnner .Coae--Rlo caress4 srinsrv TO AR
l7ISIsho sugar steady. SOFT CSC: copper-
Rshboi at l2c whisksv sreanv at 81 4asl ID
Flour 81 494 nj kecepts-fOnr 10000 sba
10000 bnsn. Csrn lHOOO pst. 1900 busn
RYE p0o bush smpnonts-FlDnr 10000 eols Whsii
$4,000 Com bush saleswasat $4,000 busiL
5000 busL
Bosrov Nov I2-Mrkets ct and UNCHANGED Receipts-
500 bbl' 1000 sack. Corn $500 bush Oats
900 bush shorts 800
BUFFALO Nov II -whcat-No l Hard lqc lower orereI
a, gc No Harr northern Pachr stouiv sales at 7'c
winter Wheat higher. No . Ns' x, dSI4o So Amber
sli.qsl ~. No. l White Michigan s5%d -Gc askrl on
track tahd49'.c; 70 3 on track +"dt1hc No Fellow
on track Doe. No yellow 49, etSa,c......Oats we're
easier No 2 White ~ D3s,c. whte sl'.aS2c;
No Mixed 8" 2a3ic.....- Barley dun AMI unchanged:
~. anfda % 90 askel ~. Canada - ssc asked:
No tvatr ~ $50 ask"l. No. Milwaukee u $50
s,sei STATE 7'd1oc a'sei....-.Clnal .reisnts were
mne"an I'll 81 IS to Aioinv ga, to Vsry1rs.
... r.ceipt- ver--Florr ...... bbis. Whea' $4,000
S".n. Kailrosn ,rp~snt.-P,ur 1000 biz, 5000
hush Corn .rO1 oats ....-. busn Cana sID-
10 Dp1 bash Corn $4,000 bush oats
busL barley u oOp busL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-14

ERIE RAILWAY Through trains leave
IL 2Sdst minutes rariler than shown Cham
LerssL ioo. Trains leave @JdsL from o 10 ~ misutss
earlier
Coaches 40 timra. iiornsllsvc Bunale Pull
y eepng zach fro Hornclisvilo 10 CiLcinnatL
tam U, Day and Buffet Sleeping coache, To Veal
Cory. Akron. cleveland. Cincinnati, chicago anu
81. Lonis No extra charge for fast iine
p Daly Buffalo and ynIArl" L,itei fu'man sleep
ING coaches BurAlo. Niagara Falls liAnhLon Toronto
Oeau "a amanc. an DunAtrk.
Sleeping Coaches 10 Binghamion. OwrEo. EiniirA
Rochester. Salamanca Cincinnati amt Chicago -.
Rutherford a-d PAssa week DAYS -, 200 TO ioso
ESQ : 80. 800 lOJOp m. 1900 nhniaht sundys
40 $50 1880 IA. IL noon % 400 $50. 7iSo eoo
Patterson, week day' 80 200 50 eo6 10 sor% i2SS
90 4. TO- 80. iSn q. 10 30 II 30 Il m. l2 mid
night sundays 4t5 $50 1890 IL noon ? 90 90. 900.
G 30 $50, 900. 1890 $50 p NJ " midnight so
y. 4 80 IL. ll3J a m, = A3 40 40. go ~ ~
7se. lop ~. md IL m'daishL ssadsy~ BOO A. -.
sun.rn. w~es AVS AS 75,, 1880 a. IN. h4s $50
$50 900 80 Vs." ~ q 1850 NJ and MAJ ~ i %s
~ ~ midnight - -
New urg AMI cornva.l week laws 75). N. $780, +3o.
$50 .ni So m SUNDAYS JoA N And D ~ ~
Warwick, week days y 90. 1890 A. IN, ts3J p N.
scranton Hons,l.io. week DAYS, pa m; $50 m - ~
and Pert Jervls week dayA 40 100 y loso
am. s3o $50 8 =. rs II SOP m. Sundays. +ta $780,
Goshen week DAYS 4tS. 7;5o. o. 10 soa 30 $50 80
$40. 1880 p m SUNDAY. 4'<S 500. 1880 A. NJ t. 80
1.Jo D.
Coaches b. obtained and orcrs for the check
Ing and transfer Of bA,sass ,as ns isl Al uo cempu
a.. N-wYork No. 33l fliton-st BrsoEyn 81 Mont
gsmery Jersey city or nc the coupanv's stations
tram. from tho est arrive IN Ssw'fok A. foo
r. H. soriF. Gcn'l M'Er T.. FARMER O. p. AT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-14
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Par yorsh Riysr, Yesssts md Ra,trsafs.
cENFRAI. MARKET REPORT.

COFFFF-For Brazil styles the demand vas nsnt snt
values rmy held on the Oass OF 20 &c u ' no
crop carpO-. sales 1000 bags low AT me
miller svies we're quiet sale. 1900 nag. Nsscaoo IIei.
.feaiy market Final ures represented an an'ahce OF
On sarrv mi M change late months being; Janu
@ ss, February Is Odl525: March Is;
1890 April l5Iosl ,l5 MAY. i;o.sio 10; Jnns -
HS56lA60 November. $500 1900 Decsnosr loba
40 Ine on different months are J~nn.Iy
isI0sl5 Is February Is 3O6l 1870; March l026Gle 10
April l525el5.lO; NAV laiosits5 June ioooS
I{s5; July, lA956lA73 August. ~ ~ @iA'oi oep'em
her l. 10 a a. 40; December. is 90 sl5 30 .
toTrON-Tbe actual market was duh, with the temper
an EASY one Sales $50 $3.50 last EVENING" all Of which
ver for consumption. The port receipts Yesterday aggre-
gated comparing with f2lI paics the same
.y last and jO77 bales he corresponding DAY year
aGo September e beginning Oh inc tne
cotton the ports - 25fo,oSl bales
comparing with 02i bales for the corresponding period
last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-14
NEwYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. MONDAY, NOVEMBER Ia, 1888.

journal rsvores cas-Reoeives 400 head 81 u ~
200 SeaA n.stss ssro1E singing s bulS ana liked
n asTSs 90, TSTss cattle 81 s0os co. ran. ,..a
ZOO Receipts t0.oOV head shioaenn pow ~ az
-Mrss was stronei MiIsd - 1884 TO- Light - %
IA IA ektps 90 - so. .r..S.,
s,..n EAosuts Sc head shpussu ....: head Market
"a. stsady Natives 81 Is 90 Western S393 90 Texans
81 90 81 90: Lambs IS 1885 90 a., 49,. Chi,
At Lours Nov Cattle. 100 u nsa1 NsaS.
n'.r, si ana "a 90 FAR So 500 81 20; Butchers
stssrs Medium 70 Chsics % 90 Sss 90 Rangsrs Cosmss
=. ussa oornfed So 2O0S3 IS. $4,000. ,......
Hoss-Rscepts 400 head shDmsnts 500 heal %a,as s
-. act,vs and hrner. Choice Heavy and snce
,r.. serctisns O1A s6: Packing and WORKERS MednS
70 Cnoics 81 IS 1s4 TO- Pigs Common ." GOOD - o'~
~ .,,--.,. .oo h.aa Narket
vas steady Fair 70 Fancy s. l0es4 lO LAMBS ~ oss
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cedrterB.

A LADY living III the country, having an
~ English gnvern-ss for her ehter would Ike
young rls 10 educat- with her refined ssd
best Of given. Applications " b
references received Adiress Mrs. LEM kb NAY WARD.
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80, orr IN vr.r rroI-n-E1,remo low sr.l,,
-nch Fine AMI sup-nnr hal motsrse .Eor' tsnani
ur1sy cna.cier Prcr. wiaoat y.T4tlon q ~Gn-nL
sale. 500 bh' incufing 2'1 hhit .l, Mmi tIir.
i6dO bh. suterGne - 30 Ssi 10 So s"lA tt.r- - Z
- oSs' 90 : ,92 onn M.-,e' w" WV, ~,
fnciulsi in IN. sale. were s. 100 b6l. Tor .Ioort.
Sn9,.en* ga - rS Co. G.s :: W. E.ir.
slsis 81 sofss o.. c.assn t. ..,l Eur. w,.i.'ga
C.mup. Extra Olto. - "rsss - l'ot 70 Fancy
:tlogS, :, Common t1tfa Ann ~. -, ts.,
s. o5dti -: tve MIinr. - t5r' ~ srtltni
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Wheat Etir. 81 loatt %. 90, Nh LIut Tor We!
iasi .soUTHEKN FLoUH-'a. Irlt inquiry. u
- y t,'c ~ 40 "o'; 'n',.,A i"o 80 -"
Eva =, ~ 80 o. ",'i 20 ,nIh, .u,.r
IN; - 3; s.i' - .iie. =. ", 81,
81 Z K, III 49,
TO. ~ " acl' ."Nns 19 a., , ',r,.-. h,.s" q, F ~
fort options vs,c wtlip nsiro lin an So lor
81 onsh i,c o. cnrs 49,. sny "a, er -.le. a. 900
60 - 81 =, FOR NrT ,'ho,c, a. vc-e ln.r.fei r~t
o, -. n.i Ne..ms'r ''..'s &c 10 ..
tpr.I cl,,rr It -l-s % Ma, $40 .1'.c. c,.,r- At
p'.. 4, Iun. 90 o'.- c.o,ar 20. 81. ', b4,eu.
her ii'.ql clseas AZ 'tSc......RTs-Duf -
J.. ......sARLEf-. an nH'. .-. FARLEY
Nall , ., M No.. coHN .r,, ,. ,.1
t. ,lv 90 500 Gus o.. cotton. aiv neci "a -. a. ths
opening. olt ,,.~i ~ .rcct on o. a,'r "a tne 'e~.c
r ai p.n'.. sa'-, % oo' ,u''.i, utur, 90. su'1
el' .p''. iHciHssf Ua:fAloi Nlt-l - % q.
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iur 1t ., 80. - f,,ru,tr 80 '.-.at It 81.
no Ma, % ~',~o ol'Hhs A. 49,, ..-.oA : 4 :.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-14

..NInAL kAiLkUAD OF NEW

svV9 VI AAD.--.Aa % .IEA. NvaAn 1LAvG..
GoP PHILADELPHIA an0 iRLN ION BounH
Brook itOute.' ~ 4, 7.3o. Y. II q n, 30, -
s 80. ~ ~ y " sU.sDAYs " Z. . Is = M, G ~
frame leaving ~ Z. 30, ~ q M, 1 80, 4, 6 "A
80 II have cOnnectton for Ifarris6usS
PotL,vis. ETC.. : q TOR Lad uVps cong - 49,
Bethiehsm, Allentown, Mauch ChuDk Reading hI.rss
burg. etc. On sunday for E4stOn
30 n for Ike uopatcong. EastOn. Bethlehem.
30 . for k-Ast,n. BethIehem. Anentown M.uch
Chunk, wikesbarre S,ranun ading ouIR Potfss
vhe Yanaqua Snalnoktn sunoury. Lew sours MikisusS
pVfk
1 and l 80 p 10 for Eas on. Bethiehe m ALeatoxa
Aaueh chunk Reading Hsrrt,burR. etc.
As r. Tor t-is0n Bethlehem Allentown Msuch
ChmK WhKesblre, scranton. lam. qua shan,1kin.
a 30 10 Tor LsSe Hopatcoag hasu,n Betb!enem,
IS p m Tor Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown Msueh
Chuns wnkcsrarrc IL aiding HarrI,bufg et. On sun-
90 8 Is, II IS a. m, I o. co. 4 80 OBS D. m.
SUNDAYS 90. 90 a. for Red Bank, Long Branch
iAsoury FGk ocean Grovs except SundAysh PolaA
m, ! % > m for Beach Haven, Atlantic City.
vineisna, BrIdgeton. '"s
90. 0 90 e. LIS a M. 90, 4 80. 30. e:ls
100. o 90, 5 is II rs II IS a. m, loo. Am
80, 80, :l6 D. m Sundays 9 100. 0 90 a nl "a
EEWJERsEY SOUTHERN DIV
Prom per T. n. K
Ala as d. for Highlands, Sea Bright, Long Rranc,
Atlantic Heh ands Lakewood, Manchester Ions RIyes'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-14

,,v,,,oo Nov l2-A n No. Cotton - plasds. low NH
dlins NOy.nss. asysry s7eta sellers; n.o So
Der AMI Jssassy delivery Sss4d bsysr, Ja..sry and
sspysrx a. ald sellers. March aad April delivery 30.
sId sellers; April aad May delivery 386& buyers MAY
aud delivery 3564d buyers June ana 'uy "se'y'
lO-64d buyers ..,.,u "a 49,
MiddIing o. Good Ordinary So net and gros, receipts
b357 bales; Great Britain. 6209 paes saes
iI35 baIes stock. 90 ! So baea ~ - -. .
'NoRpOLK Nov ". -Cotton-Mhdiine. 9's, rel AMI
gross receipts 1918 bales exports coastwse IsZ4 oa
oaes; stock. 80 237 bales
sIyIyyA8 Nov. Coffin Quot; Middlipg. Pc; LEV
SddinS o. coed Ordinary a1; net and gross receipt -
22i bales; exports reat Britain. 5.50s bsc, exports
H. The oatnen 463 bales ports coAstwise 232I oAes
sales 300 bales; stock. l0y54D easA ~ -,
yEvORLKAya Nov l2.-CotOs nrm Aiffing. uI -"
Middlirg W Ordinary 87s net receipt, $40 psies
rrsss 5000 bales exports 10 Great BritA
baIs, To 900 to The Continent o. ~
bale exports coastwiso. 29l4 bales sales 2.ooo osss
stock. 253.539 bales
SPIRITS OF TURPENTfNK.
CHAnssrNN Nov. IL. -rurpcntlns suet az 80
sAVANNAl. Nov. IA tprpsutino hFn AZ SOC
Nov. I2-rurpsauas nttn Al 34s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-14

PROvISiOFs-POKK-Wss dealt IN rp1rinrlv with loss
utec-i eIpor rr'c-s however. nat .te'dr
p,r Nal-, 30 nr' Ness an 90" r+n Moss quoted
slJ % Tor Od $lsdsls 70 for New. Short Cs,r $50
81 so. tItra Prime. tll 5usfl2 80: Ness sitsS.bs
Family Ness $50 EEEf-N"ri. vith lg!i
e1Ass,d pr.c., Ctv krlra Isilz h.s' 81 dtia :;
Extra Ms. bhls 81 25sSs 70; Packet slsslo rlAts
81 26efs7 49, Family Mess. s. 80 BEEF HAMS
-tln n,t ste4'uy b-hi Quoted ht SO J6......
CUT NEATs-FrIcss are unchanged. Tuitnv nIm. Tr"ug
h"-rv -snmp"rani Tor h~ day Pr kled Iellic' Quoted
Shoulders. sic; sssted HAM, 10 9c s@okei Shoulders
N idol ES holly hsro'ted
DR. sstD HOU~- aihei In Prire with moderate
inquiry. CITY Hcav, 10 ight Bsnb hc rigs 6'. as
OF general support Prices down 416 points closing
bsrry steady Speculation es active aud trading
light Sales $50 tcs Western steam SPOT 7c CIV steam
quiet AMI -isdy Ssls. 40 tea. o15r. Refined quoted
floc. AMI South America 74sc S.vomber closing DE
75h DscesIbsr e15a 6sOc. closing 6s0c. 81
January. Gs5 16.-@o. clo.iss Gsic.; $50 tics. Feb
IuaIy Gsl aG11c:. closing 6alc; March. closing
BGTTER CHEESE a,s EoGs-Bsi,.t Without iuriIci
change rHlIbg steady. wlho.t sat IA urlav
Wsstera Creamery sS2Ic. tat Creamery. 26oa7.c
snn ~ cases STATE Dairy s,f hrka tubs 20 az
STATE nrkins s@s2e. westers Factory, ~ ldc, West
dairy 10 Westers In tatss Creamery. 10
chsesefsesry ll1.c latter Tor Fancy sepienOer
cluiine Fancy OcId'rr. II i1G1ls Skins 6toc ONE
Western llo232c. Inferior u ehses. CAsadA I1s 10
LINED 10 200.
nU0AK-Pnoe. Ter Raw sugar firmly held but were not
changed a.. Be- for Molssses lGc fer Far REIN
Ito kenp~a dun Quotations. Cut Lat 7toi rushed.
I've. Cubes Gsl s6'ei Powdered. 67sd7c; aranulstsa
6c Asaid A. 61.c CenfsctisserS A. 66Oe6',c. Coffee
hAadA, branded confect-nors, 62lc. tonee sf A.
Do SC. Yellow. l1s65c
STEARINF-Du Duh and nominal City quoted
fALLoW-luist but steady. Prime CITY quoted 4 g. Ice
Sales. 90 900 n, 4lxc